What are the most suitable second-and third-tier cities for living?

Wuxi: The feeling of being a water town in the south of the Yangtze River is very obvious. It is located in the middle of the Yangtze River Delta, relatively close to major first-tier cities compared with other inland cities. Convenient transportation, less traffic jams, and lower house prices than neighboring Nanjing and Shanghai. Shopping is convenient, and the consumption level of shopping malls is different; Famous scenic spots; Wuxi is the base of China silk products. Wuxi sericulture originated in the late Shang Dynasty, and Meili, the capital of Wu Taibo, has flourished in rural areas since Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Changzhou: The subway is under construction, the bus rapid transit is more convenient, the house price is lower than that of the surrounding cities, and the food is very exquisite. Star hotels and street snacks each have their own unique flavor, and the overall quality is also very high. The overall environment and entertainment facilities are relatively good and perfect, and all parks are free. The house price in Changzhou is relatively cheap compared with other cities. The pressure of buying a house is not as great as that in a big city.

Yantai: It's not hot in summer, not cold in winter, along the coast, and in the evening of spring and summer, with family members walking along the Binhai Road to relax, the house price is acceptable. Yantai's public housing work is quite good, delicious enough, seafood, cooked food, fruits and many other things, fresh air and entertainment items are relatively cheap, and it is the safest city; Yantai is one of the cradles of China's early culture. As early as 7 years ago, a prosperous Baishi culture was formed. During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the inscription "Weibei" on Wenfeng Mountain left here created a precedent for regular script.

Ruian: Ruian, Zhejiang Province is a county-level city located in the middle of the golden coastline of China. Ruian City has a famous library-Yuhai Building. Guo Moruo once wrote a pair of couplets for Yuhai Mansion: "Peach and plum in Yucheng, surging waves in the sea". The most admirable thing is the sanitary conditions in this city. The greening is well done. The water surface area of rivers and lakes in Ruian City is 15,728.55 mu, which is as dense as a spider web and has the typical characteristics of water towns in the south of the Yangtze River.